This is what I am making for dinner tonight!
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Okay, I can see the one thing is reindeer meat---what else do you have?
ReplyDeleteLingon berries!
ReplyDeleteSo, what's the verdict?
ReplyDeleteI wrote a blog post about your delicious dinner items www.frugalfeastsblog.com
ReplyDeleteAnd told Felice our next column would be about cooking Rudolph.
She was thrilled.
Suz
The reindeer was a hit! Chris was extremely excited by the Finnish comfort food. I served it with mashed potatoes, turnips, and carrots and with lingon berries. So it was a colorful meal!
ReplyDeleteWill Ken do a photo shoot of your Finnish meal?
ReplyDeleteHad to change topics -- they were out of prepackaged reindeer meat at the dirty DeMoulas....
ReplyDeletesuz